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Adirondack Extras        | Nori’s plans move  February 26, 2015 SARANAC LAKE — Nori’s Village Market plans to move to the corner of Church and Woodruff streets and expand. more »»  Local News Nori’s plans move February 26, 2015 SARANAC LAKE — Nori’s Village Market plans to move to the corner of Church and Woodruff streets and expand. more »» Fire damages Tupper home February 26, 2015 An electrical problem was blamed for a fire that damaged one room of a house in Tupper Lake Wednesday morning. more »»  Trooper hurt in collision February 26, 2015 SARANAC LAKE — A state trooper was hurt in a collision as he tried to pass another car while responding to an emergency call Wednesday morning. The collision took place shortly after 9:30 a.m. more »» Long agenda for Lake Placid, North Elba joint meeting February 26, 2015 LAKE PLACID — The village of Lake Placid and town of North Elba held their first joint board meeting of the year Tuesday afternoon to discuss community issues and ways to work together in the... more »» Local Sports Tupper falls in heartbreaker February 26, 2015 TUPPER LAKE — Wednesday’s Section X, Class C boys basketball semfinal game between Tupper Lake and Brushton-Moira couldn’t have been much more exciting. more »» Chiefs take down Saranac Lake February 26, 2015 PLATTSBURGH — The Saranac Lake boys hockey season came to an end Wednesday night with a 2-0 loss to Saranac Central in the quarterfinal round of the Section VII playoffs. more »»  Best in snow February 25, 2015 LAKE PLACID — They came. They skied. They swept the podium. The Lake Placid nordic ski team left its competition in the powder Tuesday during the state championships at Mount Van Hoevenberg. more »»  Red Storm ski to state title February 25, 2015 WILMINGTON — Sheila Decker has a state championship gold medal to wear around her neck, and the Saranac Lake girls alpine team has a banner to hang in the high school. more »»  New Nordic Fest surrounds Loppet February 25, 2015 LAKE PLACID — A new three-day festival at Mount Van Hoevenberg Cross Country Ski Center is set to begin this Friday. more »» Obituaries Melvin Chambers February 26, 2015 Mel Chambers, 82, passed away Monday, Feb. 23, 2015 in Jensen Beach, Florida. He was born in Niagara Falls on Nov. 7, 1932 to Edward and Mabel (Higgins) Chambers. more »»  Solange M. Verheydt February 25, 2015 Solange Marie Verheydt, 86, of 82 Woodruff St., Saranac Lake, died Sunday, Feb. 22, 2015, at the Mercy Living Center in Tupper Lake where she had been a resident since 201. more »»  Irving ‘Bud’ Hunt February 24, 2015 Irving “Bud” Hunt passed peacefully Saturday, Feb. 21, 2015, at the age of 94 to be reunited in heaven with his loving wife of 67 years, Peggy, who predeceased him in 2009. more »»  Mae ‘Gale’ Martin February 24, 2015 Mae “Gale” Martin, 78, of 93 Shepard Ave., Saranac Lake, died Sunday, Feb. 22, 2015 at 93 Shepard Ave. Born in Oraville, Maryland on Oct. 13, 1936, she was the daughter of Blake and Frances F. more »» Patricia (Capossela) Rand February 24, 2015 Patricia Capossela Rand, 59 of Lake Placid, passed away on Saturday, Feb. 21, 2015 at Tufts Medical Center in Boston, Massachusetts, after a hard fought battle with heart disease. more »» Weekender - A&E Musicians Unite For Local Food Pantries February 26, 2015 SARANAC LAKE — Keith Gorgas knows music can make people’s lives better, and he wants the community to help him prove it. more »»  ‘50 Years with Peter, Paul & Mary’ screens at LPCA February 26, 2015 While most children dream of growing up and becoming best friends with their heroes, very few get the opportunity to do so. more »»  Phil Henry to rock BluSeed Studios Saturday February 26, 2015 Phil Henry is excited to return home this weekend. “I grew up in Saranac Lake,” Henry told the Enterprise in a phone interview Monday. more »»  The Wild Center presents March Maple Madness February 26, 2015 TUPPER LAKE — Each weekend in March, the public is invited to join The Wild Center in celebrating all things maple by touring the sugar shack, trying the maple quest, tasting some maple treats at... more »» ‘How I Became an Adirondack Farmer’ March 5 February 26, 2015 SARANAC LAKE — Michelle Asselin will present “How I Became an Adirondack Farmer” at noon Thursday, March 5, in the Cantwell Community Room at the Saranac Lake Free Library. more »» Outdoors New Nordic Fest surrounds Loppet February 25, 2015 LAKE PLACID — A new three-day festival at Mount Van Hoevenberg Cross Country Ski Center is set to begin this Friday. more »»  BETA teams up to link communities February 21, 2015 LAKE PLACID — For years, they existed as two entities grouped under the same umbrella fighting for the same cause — to create more multi-use trails in the Tri-Lakes region. more »»  Environmental groups drop appeal in Adirondack test drilling February 21, 2015 ALBANY (AP) — Environmental groups say they're dropping an appeal of a court ruling that allowed test drilling to continue for the mineral wollastonite in the Adirondack Forest Preserve. more »» The art and virtue of wilderness tramping February 21, 2015 I haven’t seen a thin red line on my back porch thermometer in more than a week. The mercury remains buried far below the final legible numerals on the metal cover. more »»  Waterfall warrior February 20, 2015 LAKE PLACID — Steve Fisher is a world-class kayaker who loves to tell stories. more »» Editorials Mountains & Valleys February 26, 2015 VALLEY — to freezing pipes. Some of that happens every winter, but this year it’s at a new level. more »» Fire and Ice has bright future February 25, 2015 As the Fire and Ice Festival came to a close last weekend, a spark of excitement was lit for what its future could be in Tupper Lake. more »» Military must protect its troops February 23, 2015 When U.S. troops invaded Iraq in 2003, they went in with the most sophisticated technology available. Helicopters, jet fighters, tanks, “smart” bombs, etc. more »» Eliminate school funding gap February 21, 2015 Gov. Andrew Cuomo says he wants to increase education funding by $1.1 billion, and we think the place he should start is by eliminating the costly Gap Elimination Adjustment policy enacted in 2010. more »» Many school districts can’t cover state cuts February 20, 2015 Candidate Andrew Cuomo knew that poor school districts weren’t getting their fair share of funding from New York state. more »» People News SLVHA congratulates winners of dental slogan contest February 25, 2015 SARANAC LAKE — The Saranac Lake Voluntary Health Association congratulates the winners of its second annual Dental Health Slogan Flyer Contest. more »»  A love of coffee brews idea February 25, 2015 Jecinda Hughes was born and raised in Tennessee, and a Southern drawl still permeates her speech. more »»  Hackett chosen for Who’s Who Among Students at Villanova U. February 23, 2015 VILLANOVA, Pa. more »» Literacy Volunteers names new executive director February 23, 2015 PORT HENRY — Literacy Volunteers of Essex and Franklin Counties has announced the appointment of Diane O’Connor as executive director. more »» Friends & Neighbors A love of coffee brews idea February 25, 2015 Jecinda Hughes was born and raised in Tennessee, and a Southern drawl still permeates her speech. more »»  John Brown’s Farm — not as desolate in winter as one might imagine January 28, 2015 It’s been 156 years since John Brown, the abolitionist, was laid to rest in North Elba. By his wishes, he was buried in front of his cabin in the Adirondacks on Dec. 8, 185. more »»  Greiner got his start as a paper boy January 21, 2015 “The papers hold their folded faces to the floor — and every day the paper boy brings more .. more »»  Judy Steinberg creates a future for herself in the Adirondacks January 14, 2015 When it comes to landing a job, it often boils down to what sets that person apart from the rest of the applicants. more »»  John Amorielle, 103 January 12, 2015 John Amorielle was born the year before the Titanic sank. That was 103 years ago, and at the end of December, Amorielle celebrated his 103rd birthday. more »» Miracle on Ice coverage, Feb. 22-25, 1980 Frisbee fate leads U.S. to hockey gold February 23, 2015 (Editor’s note: To revive a sense of what it was like 35 years ago when the United States hockey team beat the Soviets in the 1980 Winter Olympics here in Lake Placid, the Enterprise is republishing... more »» U.S. goalie Jim Craig — He was brilliant February 23, 2015 (Editor’s note: To revive a sense of what it was like 35 years ago when the United States hockey team beat the Soviets in the 1980 Winter Olympics here in Lake Placid, the Enterprise is republishing... more »»  U.S. icers do the impossible February 21, 2015 Editor’s note: To revive a sense of what it was like 35 years ago when the United States hockey team beat the Soviets in the 1980 Winter Olympics here in Lake Placid, the Enterprise is republishing... more »» Ticketless fans cheer United States victory February 21, 2015 Editor’s note: To revive a sense of what it was like 35 years ago when the United States hockey team beat the Soviets in the 1980 Winter Olympics here in Lake Placid, the Enterprise is republishing... more »» ABCs prime time U.S.-U.S.S.R. hopes fail February 20, 2015 Editor’s note: To revive a sense of what it was like 35 years ago when the United States hockey team beat the Soviets in the 1980 Winter Olympics here in Lake Placid, the Enterprise is republishing... more »» | in: News, Blogs & Events Web    Daily Enterprise SubscriptionsMonday through Saturday subscriptions1.  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